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May 01, 2016, 01:52:44 AM |
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3. Addition of KR to a cloud staking platform (that is up to StaisyBit)
first transform KR from POW to POS....... in my opinion that should be target nr1 because that really give Krypton a unique position in market and a industry first feature (first ETH based coin that implement POS) |
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vella85
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May 01, 2016, 05:37:02 AM |
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Can we withdraw from the faucet or is it still in BETA? I ask this question because when I try and withdraw I get a message saying No any active yobit codes found in database, contact altcoin ownert to fund their account here. So I take it that we can't withdraw yet. |
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mybitcoin101
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May 01, 2016, 05:45:01 AM |
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3. Addition of KR to a cloud staking platform (that is up to StaisyBit)
first transform KR from POW to POS....... in my opinion that should be target nr1 because that really give Krypton a unique position in market and a industry first feature (first ETH based coin that implement POS) Lets do it. What is it going to take to do this? |
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cryptonit
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May 02, 2016, 12:16:01 AM |
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3. Addition of KR to a cloud staking platform (that is up to StaisyBit)
first transform KR from POW to POS....... in my opinion that should be target nr1 because that really give Krypton a unique position in market and a industry first feature (first ETH based coin that implement POS) Lets do it. What is it going to take to do this? a industry first need inovation  but i wouldnt reinvent the wheel just thake the best existing way to move a chain secure POI from NEM and try reverse engineer and rebuild into KR code i think NEM have with their POI (prove of interest) the best avaiable technology to secure and move a blockchain by combine node trust system and node activity reward system with a harvest system thats a bit like NXT (zero inflation just harvest tx fees) i think what ETH try to design as their new POS will be very similar why wait for them if we could be first |
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mybitcoin101
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May 02, 2016, 04:21:07 AM |
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3. Addition of KR to a cloud staking platform (that is up to StaisyBit)
first transform KR from POW to POS....... in my opinion that should be target nr1 because that really give Krypton a unique position in market and a industry first feature (first ETH based coin that implement POS) Lets do it. What is it going to take to do this? a industry first need inovation but i wouldnt reinvent the wheel just thake the best existing way to move a chain secure POI from NEM and try reverse engineer and rebuild into KR code i think NEM have with their POI (prove of interest) the best avaiable technology to secure and move a blockchain by combine node trust system and node activity reward system with a harvest system thats a bit like NXT (zero inflation just harvest tx fees) i think what ETH try to design as their new POS will be very similar why wait for them if we could be first Can you do this? |
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cryptonit
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May 02, 2016, 07:40:37 AM |
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Can you do this?
i can be visitor or even investor in lot coins but beside some postings of my feedback what would be good for the coin i cant active support in project management or development sorry one coin to active work for is enough |
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Here we go again
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May 02, 2016, 12:01:01 PM
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haha Youre the new Expanse Cobain type o whale here right ? Teh shady type of fellah that doesnt move a finger when its not worth 10 Grand atleast. Get em mah boi. shit lol and yes: Becoing the first Eth based Coin that offers POS would be more than huge. |
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May 02, 2016, 03:37:06 PM |
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Should we sell right now? Cuz if a pumper shouts buy! or hold! that really means sell or get dumped.  |
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mybitcoin101
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May 02, 2016, 03:50:54 PM |
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Should we sell right now? Cuz if a pumper shouts buy! or hold! that really means sell or get dumped. hold and let the week hands sell if they choose to. more cheap kr for us. how many kr do you have? |
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mybitcoin101
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May 02, 2016, 03:52:07 PM |
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how many kr owned is considered a whale |
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May 02, 2016, 04:21:44 PM
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Good morning, Krypton! What a beautiful and busy morning it is here for me... last day to pack before leaving for Consensus 2016. While thinking about where to store some valuables while I'm away, it occurred to me to remind you that your Krypton are most safe in your own wallet. Now, I realize that the Krypton wallet cannot run on older PCs and that you must keep them on an exchange. Our team is working very hard to bring more exchanges online so that you have options. For everyone else, may I ask, "What are you waiting for? MtGox, Cryptsy? Or just the occasional server crash? Bring your coins home!" Right now, there are over 1 million KR on Yobit Exchange. http://gaiaplatform.com/kr/richlist (#1 wallet is burn address, #2 wallet is Yobit) That's a sizable chunk of total KR. (2,754,461) http://totalkr.krypton.rocks/For first-time Krypton wallet users, you can find download links and installation instructions on our website at: http://krypton.rocks/windows-mac-wallets/If you still need help, there is a dedicated #technical-support room in our slack channel. Click here for an invitation: slackinc955.azurewebsites.net  Now, on to some fun stuff... Here's what Team Krypton did this week: - Mobnepal - Release of alpha Krypton Faucet - Thank you!
http://faucet.krypton.rocks- Rapid Blue - Croatian translation of Krypton bct OP - Thank you!
- Aminerminer - Dutch translation of Krypton bct OP - Thank you!
- Vistaprint - for delivering my business cards and Consensus promo materials on time - Thank you!
- CoinGecko - for promising to add Krypton soon - Thank you!
- Consensus 2016 - for confirming my badge & giving me a quick check in QR code - Thank you!
- Mobnepal - Ongoing Krypton avatar campaign on bct - Thank you!
- ocminer, Suprnova - for continuing to put up with our fast blocks. - Thank you!
- Krypton_Dev - for patiently continuing to perfect the 'kick ass' full block explorer, while we all whine. - Thank you!
 Wow. Time flys! I have to get packing! Follow my conference progress here and check out the talks I'll be attending: https://trello.com/c/rmDIDuOT/22-consensus-2016-conferenceFollow Krypton Team progress here: https://trello.com/b/JmmF7y7A/kryptonI'll write when I can. And I know, "Pics or it didn't happen!" lol See you at Consensus! covertress Take some Pictures of the event or meeting with vitalik it will go to the moon. |
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cryptonit
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May 02, 2016, 09:30:19 PM |
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how many kr owned is considered a whale as u can see killer whale not the biggest in size...... when u seen as a whale is relative 1% of total coins for sure a whale on non expensive coins like KR the more valueable a coin is the smaller the amount is to be considered a whale like on BTC some might call 1500 BTC already a whale but in fact he only own 0.01% of total coins  |
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May 03, 2016, 05:08:06 AM |
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how many kr owned is considered a whale as u can see killer whale not the biggest in size...... when u seen as a whale is relative 1% of total coins for sure a whale on non expensive coins like KR the more valueable a coin is the smaller the amount is to be considered a whale like on BTC some might call 1500 BTC already a whale but in fact he only own 0.01% of total coins Lol.. Great explanation. Someone needs to sticky this so all noobs coming into crypto know whats what and who's who. |
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mybitcoin101
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May 03, 2016, 03:32:23 PM |
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how many kr owned is considered a whale as u can see killer whale not the biggest in size...... when u seen as a whale is relative 1% of total coins for sure a whale on non expensive coins like KR the more valueable a coin is the smaller the amount is to be considered a whale like on BTC some might call 1500 BTC already a whale but in fact he only own 0.01% of total coins Lol.. Great explanation. Someone needs to sticky this so all noobs coming into crypto know whats what and who's who. Agreed! |
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May 03, 2016, 10:10:41 PM |
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It's hard to buy KR. Most who bought, awaits for @Covertress's info from Consensus.
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May 04, 2016, 01:02:19 AM |
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It's hard to buy KR. Most who bought, awaits for @Covertress's info from Consensus.
Agree. But it doesn't hurt to buy even more KR as it is still cheap! And if KR decides to go full PoS before Ethereum does, it will be a big hit. Also, it will be the first ETH based coin to be a full PoS one. Limited supply of this gem is one of the many things that attracts me into KR.  |
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covertress (OP)
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May 04, 2016, 01:45:31 AM |
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It's hard to buy KR. Most who bought, awaits for @Covertress's info from Consensus.
I posted a preliminary report from Consensus on slack. Too tired to repost it here tonight. Read it there. Click here for a self-invite to slack >> https://slackinc955.azurewebsites.net/ |
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mybitcoin101
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May 04, 2016, 03:52:41 AM |
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It's hard to buy KR. Most who bought, awaits for @Covertress's info from Consensus.
Agree. But it doesn't hurt to buy even more KR as it is still cheap! And if KR decides to go full PoS before Ethereum does, it will be a big hit. Also, it will be the first ETH based coin to be a full PoS one. Limited supply of this gem is one of the many things that attracts me into KR. Who knows how to get kr advanced enough to the pos stage? Any developers around? How much money do you need to do this? |
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mybitcoin101
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May 04, 2016, 03:53:44 AM |
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It's hard to buy KR. Most who bought, awaits for @Covertress's info from Consensus.
You can buy on yobit |
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